The relatives of the fallen servicemen will wait until Thursday for the criminal case under investigation by the Investigative Committee of Armenia to be transferred the National Security Service. Otherwise, they will take action. Eduard Yeghiazaryan, the father of soldier Erik Yeghiazaryan who died in the 44-day Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) war in the fall of 2020, on Wednesday told Armenian News-NEWS.am about this.

"They have until tomorrow to respond. If it’s not what we want, we already will take our action. We know who killed our children, we cannot stand back. Prosecutors and judges should not hope that they can stop our struggle. We have nothing to lose anymore," he said.

According to Eduard Yeghiazaryan, after the opposition movement removed its tents at France Square in downtown Yerevan, the relatives of the fallen soldiers have moved their tents from Freedom Square to France Square.

"We will carry on our struggle to the end, until we punish the culprit—the so-called 'Commander-in-Chief.' (…). We do not have any political demands, we just want the murderer of our children to be punished," Eduard Yeghiazaryan concluded.